win column. nevada, meanwhile, 1-8. this is a battle for second. tyler nevens with a big day for sparty. got them on the poord in the first. 18 on the day. 7-0 sparty. but nevada s damion bevers had an even bigger day. scoop and score. then in the second montel aaron driving but he overthrows his receiver. there in the end zone, and he s going to go the length of the field. baber two interceptions on the day. he had two touchdowns. nevada s going to win big. 59-14 the final score. falls to 1-10. 15th-ranked oklahoma state taking on 21st-ranked iowa state. 3:30 left in the game. tied at 42 mason rudolph, his third td pass of the game, dumps it off to dylan stoner. 39 seconds left. second and goal for the cyclones. zeb nolan for the end zone. who comes down with the ball? it appears a.j. green gets the interception.
watermelon that looks like the one we generally eat, as opposed to what it is not modified. what would they rather have in no food at all? starve ace, hunger worldwide is the problem. listen, i had this argument on twitter with deidra armis, and i want point-blank poor people cannot afford to shop at whole food. i get it, but how will we feed the world without gmos. do you think it goes through? the european and european left is crazier there than here. here s what i would say. if the eu, the european commission, the regulators have to make a pure sort of decision on antitrust, i think it probably goes through, because bayer will get rid of stuff and they re not going to screw their competitors as much is the best way to put it, and i
but it s up to the parents to really start getting more involved in a kid s education. you know, know what your child is doing. so the conventional wisdom seems to be it s time to get out of camden. why are you still here? because the need is in camden. if every decent person in camden leaves camden, then we never have a chance. in order to be a part of the program you have to maintain a c average or better. it s all about the academics. it s all about nurturing these kids. what s right? what s wrong? you know? the drill team does that. they have different sayings that they go by every day. it s a start without a finish. it is possible. group: it is never impossible. if i can believe that i can achieve what is possible is possible is possible. and they believe this. you know, they say it so much until it s embedded. tawanda has helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fundraising, temporary help and donations from small businesses,
wisdom seems to be it s time to get out of camden. why are you still here? tawanda: because the need is in camden. if every decent person in camden leaves camden, then we never have a chance. in order to be a part of the program you have to maintain a c average or better. anthony: right. tawanda: it s all about the academics. it s all about nurturing these kids. what s right? what s wrong? you know? the drill team does that. they have different sayings that they go by every day. it s a start without a finish. it is possible. group: it is never impossible. if i can believe that i can achieve what is possible is possible is possible. tawanda: and they believe this. you know, they say it so much until it s embedded. anthony: tawanda has helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fundraising, temporary help and donations from small businesses, but surprisingly for a group with a national profile, no lasting support from official organiz
pelley: this is our western edition. with his primary sweep this week, donald trump s path to the nomination is virtually clear, which may be why protesters threw up roadblocks today. near san francisco, crowds forced the republican front- runner to ditch his motorcade and slip into the state republican convention on foot. chip reid gets us started tonight. reporter: outside the hotel where donald trump spoke, r:ndreds of protesters chanted their disdain. others threw eggs at police in pot gear. trump joked about the challenge it all presented, getting inside the hotel. and then we went under a fence and through a fence, and oh, boy. it felt like i was cross the border, actually, you know. it s true. ( laughter ) reporter: once across, the contrast could hardly have been sharper. california delegate and trump fan woody woodmer wore a trump tie while his wife, donna, showed off her ivanka wardrobe. any woman can look like a fashion model with ivanka s collection. reporter: t